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Yep, I have the very same thing (in blue too) that we use attached to the supporting cross pole in our Vario 6. You can't overload them (although someone else did give me a great tip of attaching a clothes-peg onto the velcro to stop it popping undone) - we use them for storing crisps, tea towels, kitchen roll, mobile phones/keys .... all sorts of wee bits and bobs, really.
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Turn your face to the sun and the shadows fall behind you. 
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Topic: Sweaty Airbed :-(
